Local Classifieds and Notices with Purchases and Events
Local ads list coal and dry wood from Dutch Henry with Rock Spring coal, phone Main 6, and Ben L. Burroughs also at Main 6. Small notices include tenants wanted, sale listing of 480 acres wheat land near Vansycle, lost mink fur, transfer service, Stanfield visit recap, a large 9 room house for sale, Red Cross Seals at Tallman’s Drug, and the Williams Jubilee Singers appearing January 11 at First Christian Church.
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C Snyder
Main
Dutch Henry
Rock Spring
Orpheum
Dutch Henry’s
Ben L. Burroughs
Beitel
College
Stubbie
Vansycle
J. C. Royse
Juniper
Red Cross
Tallman's Drug Store
Williams
Christ In Church
Knights of Pythias District Convention Attended by Grand Officers
All Damon lodge No 4 members and visiting brethren are asked to attend the Knights of Pythias district convention at Castle Hall this evening. Grand Chancellor Frank Wrightman and other grand lodge officers will be present. Contest work in the second rank features Jeam from Hermiston Athena Weaton Milton and Pendleton. Refreshments provided.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Frank Wrightman
Record
Leo Stinson
Grand Lodge
Jeam
Hermiston
Athena
Weaton
Milton
Pendleton
Congress Considers December Recess Through January
House and Senate leaders in Washington agree to a recess from December 22 to January, setting a pause in congressional business. The plan outlines time off ahead of year end and returns after the holiday period.
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Hecess
Congress
Washington
House
Senaty
Frayed Lane Curfew and a Shopper’s Bundle
A curfew bell marks a troubling day as a shopper with a bundle on her knee passes by. She carries six more bundles along the street, leaving behind a greasy strap for the observer.
Personal notes from The Dales visitors in Pendleton area
Mrs. St. M. Valentine of The Dales Wis. B Thomson from Eeho. A C Porter of Stanfield. Charles L May of Weston. Alfred McAlavy of Helix. G W Knight visiting with son Ernest Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Frante Wallington Thahe Falls visiting in city. C C Thompson Gibbon NR agent. Ei J Spike of Buell Idaho visiting. J J Aten and family Toppenish registered. Miss Irene Ripper Echo visiting. Col H G Newport left for Hermiston after city business. A T Mathewson to Los Angeles for two to three months. James Brown John Baker furniture back from Hot Lake. H Rinehart Bowden relative of James Cooper Bowman Hotel. Robert Withycombe Union experiment station director in city. Dr and Mrs Glazier arriving to live at Atira and Court. Miss Harriet Young returned from Wallula Walla Symphony concert. H H Rowen North Yakima traveling salesman. Olver P Morton reclamation service attorney in city for Commercial Club meeting. Mr and Mrs Henry Struve and daughter Evelyn to San Francisco and then San Diego for winter.
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C. C. Thompson
Gibbon
J. Spike
Buell
Idaho
Echo
J. J. Aten
Toppenigh
Wash
Irene Ripper
West End
Col
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
A. T. Mathewson
Los Angeles
H. ©. Rinehart
James Cooper
Bowman Hotel
Portland
Robert Withycombe
James Withycombe
Corvallis
City
Union
Glazier
Tacoma
Atira and
Court Streets
Harriet Young
Wallon Walla
King George Presents Colors to Regiments in Delhi
Delhi December 11. King George reviewed the troops and presented colors to three British and two native regiments. Native rulers attended the parade and camp. Preparations for tomorrow’s Durbar attract nearly half a million people.
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Delhi
George
The Austin Musical Comedy at the Grand
The Grand presents a rip roaring farce The Little Widow featuring twelve performers. Mr Longenecker directs promising value for patrons. A shift from vaudeville to musical comedy lengthens the show to over an hour and a quarter with two reels of motion pictures, plus a Wednesday matinee.
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the Grand
Austin
Longenecker
Grand
The
Telegraphic Divorce Ends Bigamy Charge in Utah Case
Great Falls telegram reports a Utah sheriff blocked a marriage ceremony for Charlies L O'Donnell of this city amid a bigamy charge by his first wife Kate Hill of Omaha. A requisition signed by acting Governor Allen prompted the stoppage. O'Donnell’s lawyer cited a December Lincoln divorce and a habeas corpus writ allowing a remarriage to Ethelyn Pearl Wilson, wife two years. Also listed are farm goods prices and a local sauerkraut offer.
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Great Falla, Mont
St. Ann's Catholic
Utah
Charlies L. O'Donnell
Salt Lake City
Kate Hill
Omaha
Allen
O'Donnell
O'Donnel
Lincoln
Neb
Ethelyn Pearl Wilson
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Christ
Packard
Kirschbaum
Cravenette
Workingmens Glothing Co
Christian Church
Christensen
Lane Street
B. A. Morton
Frank Sloan
Stanfield
Teutsch & Bickers
Teutach & Bickers
J. A. Best
R. W. Fletcher
Frante Wallington
Thahe Falls
Thano
James Brown
John Baker Furniture Store
Hot Lake
King George
Wohlenberg Dept
W. Webb Street
Messaline
Ed Seth
Debe
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies and Children’s Store
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